Sentence examples for before sailing into from inspiring English sources

Ball hit meat of bat before sailing into the stands at long-on.

And that carried over into the machine-gun staccatos and demonic chromatic-octave runs of the second movement, before sailing into the sweetly-drifting lyrical section.

Perhaps it was smiling at each other when we woke shivering, bleary-eyed and hair on end, before sailing into the beauty of the sunrise - and then realising we were starving as we ate our breakfast of hard-boiled eggs, cheese triangles, bread and jasmine tea.

He moved inside the baseline to attack, and instead of it going for a routine winner it almost hit Berdych in the head before sailing directly into the back fence.

As she climbed out of her car seat, she would take a moment to adjust the train on her velvet dress, with great dignity, before sailing majestically into nursery school.

The ball either cleared the 80-foot light tower in left field at the University of San Diego's Fowler Park, or was at least even with them before sailing deep into the drizzly, foggy night, probably landing on the football practice field down the hill.

"I'd ideally like to finish with a season in the English Premiership before sailing away into the sunset," he said.

A report on the website of the Ha'aretz newspaper said the ship had left Iran, docked in Yemen and then Sudan before sailing through the Suez canal and into the Mediterranean.

Dutch whalers in the 16th century entered into forward sales contracts before sailing, partly to finance their voyage and partly to get a better price for their product.

Henry Hudson first sailed into Sandy Hook Bay in 1609, seeking spring water from the hills before sailing up the river later named after him.

It's the night before I sail into the choppy waters of the Stockholm archipelago, and I'm catching a last evening of urban living.